Robert Redford, fundador de Sundance y aclamado actor-director, falleció a los 89 años. Robert Redford, founder of Sundance and acclaimed actor-director, died at 89.

Robert Redford, el aclamado actor, director y fundador del Festival de Cine de Sundance, ha fallecido a los 89 años en su casa en Utah. Robert Redford, the acclaimed actor, director, and founder of the Sundance Film Festival, has died at 89 at his home in Utah. Conocido por películas icónicas como "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid", "All the President's Men", y "The Sting", Redford también ganó un Oscar por dirigir "Ordinary People". Known for iconic films like "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid," "All the President's Men," and "The Sting," Redford also earned an Oscar for directing "Ordinary People." Promovió el cine independiente a través del Instituto Sundance, ayudando a lanzar las carreras de grandes cineastas. He championed independent cinema through the Sundance Institute, helping launch the careers of major filmmakers. Como ambientalista de toda la vida y defensor de los cineastas nativos americanos e hispanos, Redford dejó un legado duradero tanto en el arte como en el activismo. A lifelong environmentalist and advocate for Native American and Hispanic filmmakers, Redford left a lasting legacy in both art and activism. Los tributos llegaron de figuras de Hollywood, incluyendo a Leonardo DiCaprio, Jane Fonda y Meryl Streep, honrando su impacto en el cine y la sociedad. Tributes poured in from Hollywood figures, including Leonardo DiCaprio, Jane Fonda, and Meryl Streep, honoring his impact on film and society.